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It is SO important to find rest as a homeschool mom. Without it, we become burnt out. We begin to homeschool out of negligence, we no longer find enjoyment in our calling as a mother, and our family begins to crack as a result. The feeling was overwhelming. I didn’t know which way to turn. […]
JH58: Hey Homeschool Mom, It’s SUMMER!
Hey homeschool mommas! It is SUMMER!! In this episode of the Joyfully Homeschooling Podcast, I am introducing our new podcast sponsor, sharing what summer learning looks like in our homeschool (hint: it is NOT school!), and sharing our summer reads! Dear mommas, if you are still in the books, and don’t want to be, PLEASE […]
JH57: Sacrificing our Relationships on the Altar of Homeschooling
Relationships and homeschooling. It is a common fear that parents have before they begin homeschooling. The truth is homeschooling CAN hurt a relationship. Here is our story. Hello everyone and welcome to episode 57 of the Joyfully Homeschooling podcast. This is the LAST episode of the season. So, just a reminder to grab your FREE […]
JH56: Loving the Children We Have with Connie Albers
Homeschooling is hard, add in the personalities, the hormones, and the angst of teenagers and we may be second-guessing ourselves. Connie Albers is sharing with us how to love the children we have, even while homeschooling them! In today’s episode, I am excited to be chatting with Connie Albers, author of the new book, Parenting […]
JH55: Worrying Less About the Gaps with Sherri Seligson
In this episode of the Joyfully Homeschooling Podcast, Sherri Seligson from Apologia Science and I chat all things homeschooling. We chat homeschool curriculum pressure, gaps in education, and so much more. In today’s episode, I am excited to be chatting with Sherri Seligson, author from Apologia Science. Sherri Seligson and her husband David homeschooled their […]
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